wishes to close Govt depts on day of funeral but law forbids

EX-PRESIDENT BARRED POMP; Absence of Official Ceremonial in Deference to His Expressed Wish.

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AMERICAN MINISTER AT LEAGUE SESSION; Grew With Legation Staff Following Proceedings of Armaments Reduction Commission. ITS SUCCESS HOPED FOR Commission Stands While Wilson Is Eulogized and Then Adjourns as Further Tribute. AMERICAN MINISTER AT LEAGUE SESSION

Gandhi Is Released Unconditionally; Indian Nationalist Is Seriously Ill

presents Bok peace prize to C H Levermore

AUDIENCE HONORS WILSON; Crowd of 3,500 Pays Silent Tribute Before Award. SPEAKERS LAUD THE PLAN All Support Co-operation of the United States and Europe to Save the World. VICTOR IS A NEW YORKER Miss Lape Tells Philadelphia Auditors Senators Were Irrelevant in Inquiry. AUDIENCE HONORS WILSON

reprs of banking, industrial and agricultural interests approve plan for formation of corp to be financed by private means, to cooperate with Govt in aiding farmers and banks of Northwest, on Pres Coolidge's plea at Washington conf

PLAN A CORPORATION FOR FARMER RELIEF ON COOLIDGE'S PLEA; Administration's Conference Proposes Forming $10,000,000 Company to Aid Northwest.

Greek ships authorized to call at Turkish ports from Feb 1

Venizelos Resigns on Physicians' Advice; Kafandaris to Form New Greek Cabinet

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Merchants Assn recommends additional public stands to end "cruising,"

MERCHANTS OFFER TRAFFIC RELIEF PLAN; City Planning Commission and More Police to Stop Jaywalking Suggested. BAN URGED ON ROVING CABS Consideration of Triple-Decked Streets and Elevated Roadways for Manhattan Proposed. MERCHANTS OFFER TRAFFIC RELIEF PLAN

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Coolidge Wishes to Close Government Departments, But Law Bars Suspension for a Retired Official

CONGRESS HONORS MEMORY OF WILSON; Senate and House Adjourn After Short Eulogies of the Former President.

Approves raising some Cabinet members to Peerage

LABOR MINISTERS RAISED TO PEERAGE; Government Will Have Two State Secretaries in Lords, as Law Requires.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. -- When the Senate committee investigating the Teapot Dome and other naval oil reserve leases resumes its public hearings on Thursday it is probable that the first witness will be Carl P. Biggerman, assistant cashier of the Chase National Bank of New York.  

SENATORS SUMMON CHASE BANK RECORDS OF SINCLAIR FUNDS; Oil Committee Calls for All Papers Relating to Remittances to Washington.

DUTCH PRAISE WILSON.; Newspapers in Holland Dwell Upon Former President's Courage.

LAWYERS TO GO TO FUNERAL; Bar Association Names Ten to Represent It at Ceremonies.

DEATH MASK TAKEN OF FACE AND HAND; Baltimore Professor Preserves Wilson's Countenance for Artists and Sculptors.

MILLERAND IS GRIEVED.; French President Tells Mrs. Wilson of France's Gratitude.

Burial Near Unknown Soldier Offered.

Had planned platform for Democratic Party

WILSON HAD PLANNED PLATFORM FOR PARTY; Meant to Present What He Believed to Be the Paramount Issues.

message of sympathy to Mrs Wilson on ex-President's death

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EX-PRESIDENT BARRED POMP; Absence of Official Ceremonial in Deference to His Expressed Wish.

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